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AD concrete

237 74th Street
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AD concrete

237 74th Street
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Hello and thank you for considering AD concrete for all your concrete needs, I started working with concrete 10 years ago and have continued to learn and perfect my skill as the years have went on, please feel free to reach out for an estimate or with any questions you may have, or follow my Facebook page at AD concrete

Hello and thank you for considering AD concrete for all your concrete needs, I started working with concrete 10 years ago and have continued to learn and perfect my skill as the years have went on, please feel free to reach out for an estimate or with any questions you may have, or follow my Facebook page at AD concrete

Dylan burrows concrete

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Dylan burrows concrete

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If you can dream it we can build it! Are you ready for a new patio, new driveway or maybe even a new house. Dylan burrows concrete are your guys. Great people! Great price! Over twelve years experience in poured walls and flatwork. A true artist when it comes to stamped and decorative concrete

If you can dream it we can build it! Are you ready for a new patio, new driveway or maybe even a new house. Dylan burrows concrete are your guys. Great people! Great price! Over twelve years experience in poured walls and flatwork. A true artist when it comes to stamped and decorative concrete

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Decorative Concrete questions, answered by experts

Yes, concrete countertops are harder to maintain than other materials. You don’t have to stress about them every single day, but they need to be resealed at least once a year, if not multiple times a year. Concrete also stains easily, so you must clean spills immediately. Avoid harsh, acidic cleaning products, as they can damage the sealant. Finally, concrete is prone to cracking over time, requiring repairs.

Concrete should be at least 2 inches thick to maintain its stability and quality. Most concrete slabs fall between 4 and 6 inches thick, but you should be careful not to make the new slab too high or heavy. If you're considering a stamped concrete overlay, hire an experienced stamped concrete contractor to determine the ideal concrete thickness.

There are quite a few differences between concrete and asphalt. Concrete is more costly up front and more challenging to repair. Asphalt does better in cold climates and works well with radiant heat systems. Porous asphalt is also excellent for wet climates, as it allows the water to drain away. However, it does get unpleasantly hot in the summer and requires more maintenance than concrete.

Yes, you can lay fake grass over concrete in a few situations. Concrete that is both stable and has proper drainage is an ideal base for artificial grass and is even a great DIY project. In fact, it's an excellent low-maintenance and eco-friendly alternative to tearing up your concrete patio and planting grass or ground cover plants.

Yes, using water when drilling concrete can help keep dust from clogging the hole and prevent your drill bit from wearing out, although you don’t need to spray water on the concrete while drilling. Water can also lubricate the bit and help keep it cool since drilling into concrete can generate a lot of friction and heat. 

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